As the girls learn to trust their father and appreciate his respect for them, they reject the coach, revel in their own passion for wrestling, and bring pride to themselves and their country.Reviewed by classicsoncall 7 / 10 'You have to fight in a way that people remember you.' A vain and incompetent coach tries to erase their father's training, substituting an emphasis on technique that results in losses. Babita and Geeta train with enthusiasm from that point on, winning so many bouts that first Geeta and then Babita both earn spots on the coveted national women's team, which boards and trains them far from home and their father's wise and watchful eye. She points out that girls are considered burdens until they're married off at 14, when a husband they've never met before takes charge of them, gets them pregnant, and relegates them to childcare and kitchen duty for the rest of their lives. The miserable bride expresses her envy over their father's attention. It's not until the girls skip training to attend a wedding that their eyes are opened to the fate of most Indian village girls. trainings and workouts with a nephew to toughen the girls up. The town disapproves, but Phogat bends to no one, imposing 5 a.m. He cuts their hair off and drags them to compete against boys, humiliating them. When his wife bears daughter after daughter, he adjusts his plan, forcing his preteen girls Geeta (Fatima Sana Shaikh) and Babita (Sanya Malhotra) to train like professional athletes.

DANGAL, which means 'wrestling' in Hindi, is the passion of Mahavir Singh Phogat (Aamir Khan), a talented amateur wrestler who never won gold for his country but longs to train his sons to fulfill his dream.

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